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![]() As usual, I am never happy and been fiddling and adjusting
Made a new dashboard setup due to changes in fog light switch and slight clearance issues (wanted a bit more knee/leg room in passenger footwell) Still got to fettle a couple of littke bits but 95% happy with this one ![]() IMAG0037.jpg The top of the transmission tunnel will be foam and black leatherette and the same grey on the sides to contrast Russ Last edited by rpjg1975 : 20th July 2013 at 06:46 PM. |
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![]() Very nice, gives the dash a really nice look to it.
Probably makes the dials easier to see too, rather than stuffed behind the steering wheel? |
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![]() Cheers, yeah it does, you lose the top end of the rev counter with standard sierra steering wheel but can't see me spending too much time above 5000 rpm or so
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![]() Quote:
![]() I've got similar issues seeing my clocks and thinking I might just fit a nice big shift light behind my wheel. |
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![]() Very true, probably not the most important thing to be watching
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![]() I'm thinking about a foray into Arduino electronics, a DIY shift light with some unreasonably bright LEDs right in the field of view behind the steering wheel or inside the aeroscreen recess.
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